This Type of Gap Analysis is not to be confused with the one used to rate items as Good, Average and Poor but is a way of spotting the gap between reality and expectations or preferred status.
Quite simply this exercise is a way of identifying where you are now - your current reality - where you want to be and the high level things you need to do to get there. It is your way of identifying your stepping stones to a better life.
Quite simply this exercise is a way of identifying where you are now - your current reality - where you want to be and the high level things you need to do to get there. It is your way of identifying your stepping stones to a better life.
Your Gap Analysis
Gap Analysis
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WHERE I AM AT PRESENT |
WHERE I WANT TO BE |
WHAT I MUST DO TO BRIDGE THE GAP |
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Struggling with increasing debts |
Debt free! |
Earn more money or reduce my spending? |
To complete the exercise download the template or create your own based on the example below.
The first column is to be completed with issues that you would like to remove from your life or things you would like to improve. Your completed life satisfaction assessment will give you an idea areas that need improving. By considering each life area you can identify the specifics of what is wrong in your life. Consider the area where you are most dissatisfied first. What is making you dissatisfied in this area?
The second column is driven by the work derived through working out your ideal life. How would things be if the problem in the first column didn't exist? What would be the ideal situation?
Finally the third column is to be completed with the high level summary action you need to take to achieve your ideal identified in the second column. What could you do to change things?Don't worry about detail here or even if or how you will achieve it. That will be clarified in your action plan once you have defined your SMART goals.
The first column is to be completed with issues that you would like to remove from your life or things you would like to improve. Your completed life satisfaction assessment will give you an idea areas that need improving. By considering each life area you can identify the specifics of what is wrong in your life. Consider the area where you are most dissatisfied first. What is making you dissatisfied in this area?
The second column is driven by the work derived through working out your ideal life. How would things be if the problem in the first column didn't exist? What would be the ideal situation?
Finally the third column is to be completed with the high level summary action you need to take to achieve your ideal identified in the second column. What could you do to change things?Don't worry about detail here or even if or how you will achieve it. That will be clarified in your action plan once you have defined your SMART goals.